Our Newfypoo Puppies

Newfypoo puppies come in a variety of sizes & weights; we currently breed “standards”. They will reach their adult size between 18-24 months of age. For our males, this is typically 75-95 lbs. Females are generally 10-15 lbs lighter than males. The size of their parents plays a roll in just how large your Newfypoo will be. Typically speaking, they will be smaller than purebred Newfoundlands but larger than the Poodle.

Males can be 22-30” at the shoulder, with females 1-3” shorter than males. 

Benefiting from the Poodle’s genes, Newfypoo’s are considered close to hypoallergenic with minimal-to-no shedding. There is no such thing as a 100% non-shedding dog, but the doodle breeds are generally great for people with allergies. 

Newfypoo puppies’ coats can range from tight curls to a wave; thick, slightly oily & water repellent. Just like the Newfoundland dog, these babies love water! 

It’s important to make a habit of brushing their coat out at least a couple times a week. A metal comb works great and will allow you to get down to the skin, where tangles often start. You can maintain their coat with a professional groomer or do it yourself at home. We’re happy to offer grooming help when the time comes!

Newfypoo puppies are amazing family pets!! They are loving & affectionate, even-tempered, social and extremely loyal to their families. They are gentle giants and adore children. They also make great guard dogs with their size & protectiveness warding off and intimidating intruders.  

The Newfypoo is incredibly intelligent and easy to work with. They respond well to positive training methods and are eager to please their owners. It’s important to start basic training & leash walking as a puppy because of their large size. This will make your life easier down the road. 

Newfypoo puppies should have time outside to exercise each day. Giving them an outlet to burn off some energy, generally leaves you with a couch potato when in the house. Hiking, walks or playtime is a great way to give them their exercise! In the warmer months, they will enjoy water activities like a wading pool or splash pad!

You want to be careful with your puppy not to overdue it or let them jump off of furniture- as this can damage their bones & joints.